TJKS Live Flight Tracker — How It Works
Track your flight in just a few simple steps.
1. Enter Your Flight Number
Enter the airline and flight number in the search box.
2. View Your Flight Information
The TJKS Live Flight Tracker will display available information for your flight, including departure and arrival airports, flight status, scheduled and estimated times, terminal and gate information when available, aircraft type and registration, altitude, ground speed, heading, flight progress, route information, and available aircraft photos.
3. Live Aircraft Position
When live aircraft data is available, the tracker will display the aircraft’s latest reported position on the map.
4. Updating the Aircraft Position
To check for a newer aircraft position, leave the flight number in the search box and press TRACK FLIGHT again.
Important: Do not refresh the webpage just to update the aircraft position. Refreshing the page may clear the flight number from the search box, requiring you to enter it again.
5. Flights Over Water or Remote Areas
Live aircraft tracking depends on available aircraft position data. When an aircraft is flying over the ocean, large bodies of water, remote areas, or regions with limited tracking coverage, the live aircraft position may temporarily stop updating or become unavailable.
This does not necessarily mean the flight has stopped, been delayed, or that the tracker is malfunctioning. Other information such as the route, flight status, aircraft details, and estimated arrival information may still remain available.
6. Aircraft Photos
When available, TJKS Live Flight Tracker may display a real photograph of the aircraft assigned to the flight.
If a photograph is not available for that aircraft, the tracker may display: Aircraft Photo Not Available. This does not affect flight tracking.
7. Information Availability
Flight information comes from multiple aviation data sources, and some information may not be available for every aircraft, airline, airport, or flight.
Live information can also change as airlines, airports, and aircraft systems report new data.
8. Need Help?
If something does not look right, first try pressing TRACK FLIGHT again while leaving your flight number in the search box.
You can also check our Frequently Asked Questions for common answers and troubleshooting information.